the best product reviews and pacific NW routes
The evolution of Wahoo cycling devices, expresses nostalgia for the simplicity of earlier models compared to the new Roam 3. Key improvements like a multi-touch touchscreen and longer battery life are noted, along with concerns about user experience. A significant feature hinted at is the inclusion of street names for better navigation.
Discovering Le Col, a European brand with appealing premium marketing but limited technical details. After purchasing a jersey and bib shorts,I appreciate the quality but critiques fit issues and thick chamois padding. Overall, the brand doesn't live up to premium, and advise caution when buying at full price, recommending discounts for better value.
The MagicShine SeeMe R300 is a digital rear light with radar technology, offering safety alerts for approaching vehicles. Priced at $129.99, it features good packaging, easy pairing, and automatic functions but suffers from some false positives during use. Comparatively, the Garmin Varia is pricier but reportedly better tuned.
Pinceton are a newer contender to the wheel market. Facing off with some heavyweights like Zipp, Enve and a whole load of Chinese open mould knock offs. I'm fortunate to be able to compare this new set of Princeton Carbonworks wheels to some long term other carbons I have been riding. If you haven't heard... Continue Reading →
Multi-surface ride has a good amount of climbing and explores some great areas of WA close to Coyote Wall in the Oregon gorge.
A revisit to a regular stomping grounds, this is the 2021 version of Circumnavigate mt.Hood via Vista Ridge. Basic stats: 86miles and a gain of 9000ft
A high airflow, top end, Specialized shoe designed for summer riding. This is my 3 month in use review.
Mainly a road ride, this one has been in my good books for a long time. A solid 80 miler starting near Scappoose Oregon, with challenging climbs and twisty descents, comes in with a sweet downhill finish.
Quick review on the Work jersey It's somewhat difficult to write about a jersey, generally I have a tendency think they are somewhat nondescript items, but really there is quite a lot of detail, when you get down to it. After using the Ornot Work Jersey for a while and comparing it to other jerseys... Continue Reading →
The MagicShell jacket by Ornot is a versatile piece of outerwear designed for enthusiasts. Priced at approximately $200, this jacket is crafted from Polartec material, known for its high-performance qualities such as breathability, insulation, and moisture-wicking. Some key features and details about the MagicShell jacket: Material: Made from Polartec fabric, which offers a balance of... Continue Reading →
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